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I will leave it at this....and I have asked this 5 times now and NONE of you Elias defenders have responded.  Not one.  Do you know why?  Because you can't with any logic. 

If you want to debate my OP?  Fine. Do it with facts.  Not insults.

So was the TS trade a good trade?  If so?  Explain why.  If not?  I completely agree. 

Because either Elias completely missed on assessing his talent?

Or Elias has not hired the proper people to develop pitchers like TS and Miami has.

What say you? 

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Just now, scbalt52 said:

An automated account responding via A.I. has gone haywire. Only explanation for this. 

I'm not concerned with Artificial Intelligence. I'm more worried about Natural Stupidity.

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6 minutes ago, OnlyOneOriole said:

Right.  I agree.  And besides SB, CM, and JH?  Then who?  The Os are very very top heavy prospect wise.  Which is great.  Better than most teams.  But there is no second coming after the next top 3 either get promoted or are traded. 

Huh? What do you agree with?  They graduated five guys from last years list. How fast should we expect Elias to get 6 guys in the top 100 prospect list?

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Just now, OnlyOneOriole said:

I will leave it at this....and I have asked this 5 times now and NONE of you Elias defenders have responded.  Not one.  Do you know you?  Because you can't with any logic. 

If you want to debate my OP?  Fine. Do it with facts.  Not insults.

So was the TS trade a good trade?  If so?  Explain why.  If not?  I completely agree. 

Because either Elias completely missed on assessing his talent?

Or Elias has not hired the proper people to develop pitchers like TS and Miami has.

What say you? 

It was better than releasing him. It was not a bad trade at the time. I'll criticize Elias & Co. from time to time, but this isn't even a blip on the radar of moves. 

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2 minutes ago, Jagwar said:

I'm not concerned with Artificial Intelligence. I'm more worried about Natural Stupidity.

I just can't imagine someone being that stupid. I can't accept it. It has to be something else. 

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1 minute ago, ledzepp8 said:

Huh? What do you agree with?  They graduated five guys from last years list. How fast should we expect Elias to get 6 guys in the top 100 prospect list?

I agree that we are top heavy farm system wise.  We are in no way shape or form......deep. 

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5 minutes ago, OnlyOneOriole said:

I literally just said HE SHOULD NOT BE FIRED OVER THIS.  As in that is what I want to have happen.  NOT FIRED. 

 

Again.....do you read? 

So this whole thread can be boiled down to Elias should not be fired.  Hot take.  I agree.  But it's good to know that your confidence in him is "waning... quickly".  Please do keep us posted.

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Just now, scbalt52 said:

I just can't imagine someone being that stupid. I can't accept it. 

I understand that people who just attack another's pov without offering facts and logic and just personally attacking someone?  Like you? 

 

Either is low IQ or has no facts to debate with. 

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